to live (in the house of one's employer, teacher, etc.)
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To train in cooking, he ended up living in his master's house.
In old Japan, it was common for apprentices to live and work in merchant houses, learning skills while working.
By living in the dormitory, you can save on rent and focus on your studies.
Due to a project in a remote area, he had to live on-site for a while.
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